Hi;
All this talk about hidden and system attribute hiding/showing has reminded me of a wish I had wanted to bring up but had forgotten.
I use a program called IconFolders to change/recolor folder icons of certain folders, to make them stand out from the others. MyDocuments is blue, Anti-virus is red my NetDLoads folder has a special icon, etc.
In order for these changed folder icons to show properly, the system attribute of the folder has to be set on.
Bringing up F12/Properties for a folder in XY, the attribute checkbox for System is there but is greyed out. Any way to ungrey this so I can set it?
Then I don't need IconFolders to do this anymore. (I'll be able to get rid of another program.)
John (Thanks)
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System Attribute of folders
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Re: System Attribute of folders
Yes, the way is to ungrey it.John Bee wrote:Bringing up F12/Properties for a folder in XY, the attribute checkbox for System is there but is greyed out. Any way to ungrey this so I can set it?
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+ Info Panel/Properties: now the (file attributes) System checkbox
is enabled. So you can set/unset the SYSTEM flag of items at will.
Handle with care, since the SYSTEM flag is rather supposed to be set
by the system, not by the user...-
John Bee
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Re: System Attribute of folders
Thank you!admin wrote:Yes, the way is to ungrey it.![]()
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+ Info Panel/Properties: now the (file attributes) System checkbox is enabled. So you can set/unset the SYSTEM flag of items at will. Handle with care, since the SYSTEM flag is rather supposed to be set by the system, not by the user...
John
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